If you like post-apocalyptic movies, you have probably noticed the shift in the cause of the apocalypse. We have had nuclear war and disease for a long time, lately, though, it seems like the vehicle of our impending demise is weather. Climate Change (or Global Warming, if you prefer) is sending us towards the next Ice Age and there is nothing you can do to stop it. At best, all you can hope for is to survive long enough to see society disintegrate only to be reborn in a form that more resembles some medieval past. An example of this done well is the excellent recent Snowpiercer. Another recent example is the direct to video entry The Colony.
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January 5, 2015
November 18, 2014
Movie Review: Nightcrawler
Do you ever see a trailer for a movie that seems to come out of nowhere? An unassuming little thing that does not, on the surface, have any high aspirations?A movie that features a known actor, yet feels like it a B-side? That is what I felt with Nightcrawler. The trailers played and I was curious, but nonplussed. I cannot quite explain it, but this movie seemed mildly interesting, but it was not one that seemed to get much of a promotional push, and considering how it seemed to appear with little fanfare, I did not get all that excited about. Still, there was something alluring about it, there was something that grabbed my interest and it may have taken a few weeks, but I finally went to see it. I am glad I did.
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2010s,
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Jake Gyllenhaal,
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Rene Russo,
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June 8, 2014
Movie Review: Edge of Tomorrow
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Alien Invasion,
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Doug Liman,
Emily Blunt,
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May 7, 2013
Movie Review:Slipstream (1989)
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1980s,
1989,
Adventure,
Bill Paxton,
Mark Hamill,
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Post Apocalyptic,
Sci Fi Invasion,
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